Shouldn't have been on it in the first place, might fall off.
My dad complained about farmer fixes in the 70's and 80 while he was farming. Subsidies and price supports were in full effect. Most of the guys that cobbled stuff together were farmers like my BIL's dad. Just to cheap to fix it right. And I knew more than just him like that. Guys that would go and buy a new Ford LTD and pay cash then refuse to buy a new battery cable for a daily driver tractor. Ever watch a tight wad farmer trying to stretch a battery cable and extra inch? It's hilarious! Fixed that cable so many times it was now too short to work!
And I did take a 2nd look. Wasn't anymore impressed the 2nd time than I was the 1st.
So yea, I'll sit back and complain about anything I want to. I've earned that right. And no I'm not going to make up a bunch of fairy tail excuses for some of the repairs that some of the people have done through the years.
If half baked poorly done jobs are OK with you that's fine. They are not OK with me. It's called having standards.
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